Show #4678 2004-12-29 (taped 2004-11-02) Regular

Contestants

Larry Haney — a retired teacher from Butler, Missouri

Eric Schwendeman — a bookseller from Columbus, Ohio

Laurie Genevro Cole — an adjunct professor and town council member from Vienna, Virginia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $19,000)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Laurie $-600 $1,000 $6,200 $1
2nd place: $2,000
$6,200
12 R, 3 W
Eric $1,600 $5,600 $14,000 $11,500
New champion: $11,500
$13,600
20 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Larry $2,300 $5,100 $-1,300 $-1,300
3rd place: $1,000
$7,200
17 R, 5 W (including 2 DDs)

Jeopardy! Round

OFFICIAL STATE STUFF CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES U.S. NEWSPAPERS THE CALENDAR B.C. TIMES "HAPPY" NEW YEAR
$200 [1]
With this as its state beverage, there must be a lot of mustaches around Vermont
milk
Larry
$200 [8]
"Uncle Fester's Toupee"
The Addams Family
Eric
$200 [3]
The Oregonian is a Portland paper & the Tennessean is from this city
Nashville
Eric
$200 [13]
In "Marmion" Sir Walter Scott wrote that this month's "sky is chill and drear" & its "leaf is red and sear"
November
Eric Larry
$200 [26]
He was about 45 when he invaded Britain in 55 B.C. & 50 when he conquered Gaul
Julius Caesar
Larry
$200 [21]
Early-evening period of reduced drink prices at the bar
happy hour
Laurie
$400 [2]
Wisconsin's state one of these is the muskellunge
fish
Laurie Larry
$400 [9]
"Marcia Gets Creamed"
The Brady Bunch
Eric
$400 [4]
Name shared by the largest newspaper by circulation in Houston & San Francisco
the Chronicle
Eric Larry
$400 [14]
The U.S. team almost arrived late to the 1896 Olympics because this host country still used the old style calendar
Greece
Larry
$400 [27]
In 1998 Egypt unveiled the results of its 10-year-long facelift on this landmark built around 2540 B.C.
the sphinx
Eric
$400 [22]
Title of Xaviera Hollander's 1972 bestseller
The Happy Hooker
Laurie
$600 [17]
South Carolina's state tree, it's also in the state's nickname
the palmetto
Larry
$600 [10]
"Goodnight, Seattle"
Frasier
Larry
$600 [5]
Tulsa has The World; Boston has this depiction of the world
the Globe
Eric
$600 [15]
Muslims began their calendar on the day Muhammad fled from Mecca to this city
Medina
Larry
$600 [28]
Of the few extant plays from the great ancient playwrights, 2 are about this sister of Orestes
Electra
Eric
$600 [23]
3-word name used by the white man for Native American heaven
the happy hunting grounds
Eric
$800 [18]
This "sagebrush state" made the sagebrush its state flower
Nevada
Eric
$800 [11]
"Granny Learns to Drive"
The Beverly Hillbillies
Eric
$800 [6]
If you're wondering, Cincinnati spells this newspaper with an "E"; Philadelphia does it with an "I"
the Enquirer
Laurie
$1,000 [20]
Number of days into the year on which you hit Groundhog Day
33
Laurie Eric
$800 [29]
During the Third Punic War, Rome destroyed this city, killing many & enslaving 50,000
Carthage
Eric
$800 [24]
2-word title of the Turtles tune taken to the top in 1967
"Happy Together"
Eric
$1,000 [19]
Washington's song is "Washington My Home"; West Virginia's is a little longer: "West Virginia, Home" this
Sweet Home
Larry
$1,000 [12]
"A Father's Day for Mr. Wilson"
Dennis the Menace
Larry
$1,000 [7]
Fort Lauderdale has the Sun-Sentinel; Fort Worth has the this-Telegram
the Star-Telegram
Laurie Larry
DD $2,500 [16]
The Jewish calendar is now on the year 5765 counting from the date of this
the Creation
Larry
$1,000 [30]
We never "Tyre" of hearing about the seafarers with this Greek name whose major cities included Sidon & Byblos
the Phoenicians
Eric
$1,000 [25]
She was married to the 41st vice president of the U.S.
Happy Rockefeller
Larry

Double Jeopardy! Round

FILMS OF THE '50s SCULPTURE A KNIGHT TO REMEMBER HAMLET TO B OR NOT TO B "S"CIENCE
$400 [1]
This James Dean film was advertised with the line "Teenage terror torn from today's headlines"
Rebel Without a Cause
Larry
$400 [16]
c. 1415 Donatello sculpted "St. George" & the relief under it, "St. George Slaying" this mythical beast
the dragon
Laurie
$400 [9]
One of the goals in the "Star Wars Galaxies" video game is to become one of these knights
a Jedi
Eric
$400 [2]
There would be one more corpse in the last scene if Hamlet didn't stop Horatio from doing this
drinking poison
Laurie
$400 [17]
Slang for liquor, or something thicker
booze or ooze
Laurie
$2,000 [27]
Seen here is the characteristic chain arrangement of these bacteria
streptococci
Laurie Larry
$800 [3]
"You just can't imagine the thrill of shooting the curl", said this 1959 Sandra Dee character
Gidget
Laurie
$800 [22]
This famous statue of Aphrodite now in the Louvre was discovered on an island in the Aegean in 1820
the Venus de Milo
Laurie
$800 [12]
The full name of the crusading Knights Templar was "The Poor Fellow-soldiers of Christ and of" this man's "Temple"
Solomon
Eric
$800 [7]
Subject of the lines in the first scene,"'Tis here!""'Tis here!""'Tis gone!"
Hamlet's ghost
Eric
$800 [18]
To collide with, or a sports official you shouldn't do it to
bump or ump
Eric
DD $6,000 [26]
A "super" theory in physics has everything made up of tiny these vibrating under immense tension
strings
Larry
$1,200 [4]
In this film Marilyn Monroe famously stepped on a subway grating in a billowy white dress
The Seven Year Itch
Laurie
$1,200 [23]
In this movement, which is French for "hobby horse", sculptures are made of such items as machine parts
Dadaism
$1,200 [13]
In this film classic, Max von Sydow is a knight who takes on death in a game of chess
The Seventh Seal
Laurie
$1,200 [8]
We bet the line about Hamlet being sent to this country whose "men are as mad as he" got laughs at the Globe
England
Larry
$1,200 [19]
Pleading with someone to do something, or urging him "on" to do it
begging or egging
Larry
$1,600 [5]
Mean Ray Milland hires a hit man to kill his wife Grace Kelly in this Hitchcock classic
Dial M for Murder
Larry
$1,600 [24]
In 1937 this British sculptor said that he associated the openings in his hole-y works with caves
Henry Moore
Larry
$1,600 [14]
Hyphenated term for a man who wanders the countryside doing chivalric deeds
knight-errant
Eric
$1,600 [10]
The text in this 1623 volume includes possible ad libs by actors, like a sudden cry of "O, vengeance!"
the First Folio
DD $2,000 [20]
A year-end sum of money you don't expect, or a burden you don't want
bonus or onus
Eric
$2,000 [6]
Leslie Caron is the waif who captures Louis Jourdan's heart in this 1958 classic
Gigi
Eric
$2,000 [25]
A 1788 marble statue of George Washington sculpted by this Frenchman stands in Virginia's State Capitol building
Jean-Antoine Houdon
Larry
$2,000 [15]
This German knight & minstrel who died in 1270 is the title subject of an 1845 opera by Richard Wagner
Tannhäuser
Eric
$2,000 [11]
4-word quote that precedes & rhymes with "Wherein I'll catch the conscience of the king"
The play's the thing
Laurie
$2,000 [21]
Soothing salves, or handouts that can be almost as pleasant
balms or alms
Eric

Final Jeopardy!

ISLANDS

Just days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, it became the first U.S. possession occupied by the Japanese

Guam

Laurie "What is Okinawa?" — wagered $6,199
Eric "Whatis Attare the Aleutians" — wagered $2,500

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